Prof cycles across U.S. to raise awareness for BLM, Black Birders Week
The Quest for Racial Justice
Stories containing Harvard insights and coverage of the movement against systemic racism in America
A longtime AV tech staffer chronicles inner-city lives in his spare time
Experts see change on horizon amid pandemic, reckoning around race, and upcoming election
Library pauses other work for ‘Slavery, Abolition, Emancipation, and Freedom’
Award-winning author Ibram X. Kendi discusses his latest book, ‘Antiracist Baby’
Think of hiphop as a historical record of the nation’s racial violence and injustice, director of the Harvard Archive says
Harvard students share why they took part in recent BLM protests and what this moment means to them
Du Bois Society, named for the University’s 1st Black Ph.D., offers necessary community to minority grad students
Harvard panel examines the history of policing in the U.S., and ways to move forward
Author Eddie Glaude and scholar Cornel West discuss new book against backdrop of racial upheaval
Community reading to explore the resonance of Frederick Douglass’ famous speech
‘Their Names’ project gathers the stories of 28,000 people, from Jan. 1, 2000, to George Floyd
Boston mayor discusses $12 million antiracism public health initiative at Chan School series
Students activate, donate in movement to fight inequity, promote police reform
Panel on dispossession of African Americans says burying truth keeps Black Americans dispossessed
Legal scholar and historian puts the push to remove Confederate statues in context
Research reveals the long-term impact following the destruction of the Greenwood District
Members of the community share memories, plans, hopes for the holiday
Harvard faculty recommend the writers and subjects that promote context and understanding
Departments shut labs, put down papers for a day to read, think, and discuss racial inequities and start devising concrete solutions in the fields
Harvard experts talk about how to turn the moment’s energy into lasting change
Ash Center panel puts ‘defining moment’ of Floyd killing into context of fight for social justice
Harvard expert says ‘bystander effect’ emboldens toxic culture of police violence
Panel discusses long-festering wounds of racial inequities and possible steps forward
Radcliffe Institute panel explores its social roots and explores ways to raise awareness
Orlando Patterson says there’s been progress, but the nation needs to reject white supremacist ideology, bigotry in policing, and segregation
Lawrence D. Bobo dissects police killings of black men and the history and cognitive forces behind racial bigotry and violence, and why he sees signs of hope
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A new study finds evidence that teachers’ implicit bias may lead to unequal student outcomes
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Events in Portland raise flags about unlawful police tactics
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Reparations for slavery and racial segregation in America
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Three-part series features works exploring systemic racism
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Greeting Juneteenth with remembrance, resolve, and hope
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‘Juneteenth is a day of reflection of how we as a country and as individuals continue to reckon with slavery’
In a Q&A, Radcliffe Dean and Harvard Law Professor Tomiko Brown-Nagin reflects on the history and relevance of June 19, 1865
Harvard Chan School
Turning the words ‘racism is a public health crisis’ into action
How the City of Boston can effect real change
Graduate School of Education
The meaning of Juneteenth
Historian Jarvis Givens on freedom celebrations, Black aspiration, and the continuing pursuit of justice
Graduate School of Education
Addressing racism and social injustice
Resurfacing the lessons of Ferguson, which continue to resonate today
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America uprising: Scholars reflect on the death of George Floyd
Plus, 10 tips for journalists covering protests against police violence
Harvard Kennedy School
The hidden trauma of police killings
New research finds black and Hispanic students living close to police-involved killings suffer substantial educational and psychological damage
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Deaths in police custody in the United States
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